Re-store Collection

Building on our on-going Re-materialize programme, the Triennial launched an open call in November 2021 inviting local and regional designers to propose functional products made with recycled materials for the store's inaugural collection: Re-store. Jurors Elias and Youcef Anastas, Ghassan Salameh, and Nada Taryam selected six practices to take part in Re-store: Bits to Atoms/Guillaume Crédoz, Juhi Chaand, Mohamed Rowaizak, Nour Kays, RePlaste, and Up-Fuse. The Re-store collection is an initiative to widen the conversation around material choice and how it can play an important role in ensuring a more ecologically responsible future.

Re-store

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Nour Kays - NK Pencil Case

The NK Pencil Case explores a new purpose for broken umbrellas that would normally take anywhere between 20 to 200 years to decompose depending on their material.

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Juhi Chaand Juhi Chaand - Ruup

Ruup is a curated collection of handmade vessels that are inspired by the rock formations in the United Arab Emirates.

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Mohamed Rowaizak - Pilgrim Bottles

The Pilgrim Bottle is inspired by early Arab settlers who used simple, functional and durable water vessels.

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Up Fuse - Folder Laptop Sleeve

The Folder Laptop Sleeve is made with recycled plastic from discarded plastic bags collected, sanitised, and produced by women from Cario's Mansheyet Nasser.

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RePlaste - NU Stool

Made from SaporTM, a 100% recycled and 100% recyclable plastic composite, the flat packed NU Stool is designed to be assembled without nails or fittings and therefore can be taken apart and transported easily.

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Bits to Atoms - Architect's Lamp

The 3D printed polycarbonate Architect’s Lamp is a sustainable reinterpretation of the archetypal Anglepoise, first designed by George Carwardine in the 1920s.